Kendrick Lamar’s vaults have sprung a leak, and a song containing direct shots at Big Sean, Jay Electronica and French Montana has surfaced online.
The track, which circulated on social media on Thursday (September 7), appears to be an unreleased version of “Pandemic,” from TDE’s 2018 Black Panther soundtrack, and hears K. Dot pulling no punches as he calls out the aforementioned trio by name.
The Compton native also mentions Drake and Meek Mill’s high-profile feud, using it to remind Big Sean that he belongs in a whole ‘nother weight division to those two.
“Fuck subliminals, I put you on the roll call/ French Montana speaking on me in interviews/ Very cynical, dry hating something I don’t approve/ Jay Electronica put silencers on my Grammy night/ Another dead prophet hoping the God’ll give him life,” he raps on the song.
“Big Sean keep sneak dissin,’ I let it slide/ I think his false confidence got him inspired/ I can’t make them respect you, baby, it’s not my job/ You finally famous for who you date, not how you rhyme (boy).”
He adds: “Cute-ass raps, get your puberty up/ Then make you a classic album before you come at us/ Drake and Meek Mill beef might got you gassed up/ But I’m a whole ‘nother beast, I really fuck you up.”
Kendrick Lamar’s vicious rhymes reference French Montana’s 2020 interview with Complex, in which he claimed that he has more hits than the Pulitzer Prize-winner.
“I mean, honestly, you could put somebody like Kendrick Lamar next to me on the same stage at a festival. I might outshine him… not because I’m a better rapper or whatever it is. It’s just that I got more hits,” French said.
“Kendrick Lamar got albums. He got masterpieces. But if you were to put us on the festival stage I would outshine him because I have more hits than Kendrick Lamar.”
Jay Electronica, meanwhile, dissed Kendrick Lamar during a Periscope livestream in February 2016 — the same month the then-TDE rapper won five Grammys — by claiming, “Kendrick wishes he could be me.”
“Look, I like the one Kendrick song with Gunplay, ‘Cartoons and Cereal,’ but other than that we don’t know what n-gga talking about,” the Roc Nation lyricist said at the time. “Kendrick is my son. Kendrick is my baby. Kendrick wishes he could be me.”
As for Big Sean, the Detroit rapper was embroiled in a subliminal war of words with Kendrick in the mid 2010s, during which the pair threw thinly-veiled shots at each other on wax.
“And I’m just not impressed by you n-ggas rapping fast/ Who sound like one big asthma attack but trash when I’m rapping it back/ Who you put in your top five and claim they the savior of rap,” he spit on 2016’s “No More Interviews.”
Some believe that Kendrick was addressing Sean on his 2018 hit “HUMBLE.,” which contained scathing lines like: “My fans can’t wait for me to son your punk-ass/ And crush your whole lil shit/ I’ll Big Pun your punk-ass, you a scared lil’ bitch.”
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